Yeah, after four years of being a non-disruptive poster on the forum, never considered a troublemaker, even someone who was liked well enough to be elected Atlasian President, Napoleon should be allowed to stay.

This one is by far the best I've ever taken, mainly because it does what I'd do (splitting the social issues into left/right and authoritarian/libertarian, instead of the "social conservative/social liberal" false dichotomy, and also having a foreign policy component. Also, I think these are fairly accurate scores).

Yeah, after four years of being a non-disruptive poster on the forum, never considered a troublemaker, even someone who was liked well enough to be elected Atlasian President, Napoleon should be allowed to stay.

"In this historic hour, we solemnly pledge ourselves to the principles of humanity and justice, of freedom and socialism. No Executive Order gives you the power to destroy ideas that are eternal and indestructible."-Otto Wels Enabling Act speech, paraphrased

good quiz - I think I did this one some time ago. I might be just a tad less non-interventionist or culturally liberal than what this suggests, but overall it's about right.neat maps and other comparisons here - seem pretty representative most places of what you'd expect.

Hmmm... the last time I took this three years ago as a Facebook app I was (+1.88,+5.38)

I've been drifting up and to the left on these things for years and the trend seems to finally have reversed itself. I think when I took this years ago, I was still pro-death penalty so that would explain the social score coming down a little.

I'm not sure why the fiscal one moved so much to the right but I tend to get noticeably different answers on the economic scores every time I take these things. I think it's easier to intrepret economic questions differently each time.

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"A thought sent back in time to the theocracy panic of 2005: If you dislike the religious right, wait till you meet the post-religious right." -Ross Douthat

Donald Trump is not a poster on the Atlas Forum, so no, I can't infract him for violating the ToS.

Compass:You are a right social libertarian.Right: 5.7, Libertarian: 5.28

Foreign Policy:On the left side are pacifists and anti-war activists. On the right side are those who want a strong military that intervenes around the world. You scored: -5.76Culture:Where are you in the culture war? On the liberal side, or the conservative side? This scale may apply more to the US than other countries. You scored: 0.06

Phrasing on certain issues ("healthcare is a right," "spiritual not religious," "enforce morality," etc.) skewed this one a bit I think.

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Your result for The Political Moral Systems Test ...The Pitchfork Populist.

19% Utilitarian, 5% Nationalist, 41% Liberal and 100% Individualist!

You hate liberalism. You hate Big Government. You think people, by and large, should Mind Their Own Business and stop telling other people what to do. You don't think anyone in power cares about the little people, and you are angry. At everything, pretty much. You probably identify as (paleo)conservative or libertarian. You are similar to Pat Buchanan, Ron Paul, H.L. Mencken and possibly Murray Rothbard if you are extreme enough.

The Pitchfork Populist.You hate liberalism. You hate Big Government. You think people, by and large, should Mind Their Own Business and stop telling other people what to do. You don't think anyone in power cares about the little people, and you are angry. At everything, pretty much. You probably identify as (paleo)conservative or libertarian. You are similar to Pat Buchanan, Ron Paul, H.L. Mencken and possibly Murray Rothbard if you are extreme enough.